Dynamic Microphones

Dynamic microphones are robust and versatile transducers used in audio applications. They operate on electromagnetic induction principles, where sound waves cause a diaphragm attached to a coil to move within a magnetic field. This motion generates an electrical signal proportional to the sound, producing durable and reliable audio capture. Dynamic microphones excel in high-volume environments due to their ability to handle loud sound sources without distortion and greater resistance to feedback. They are generally used for live performances, instrument amplification, and recording drums and guitar amplifiers. Notable models include the Shure SM58, Shure SM7b, and the Electro-Voice RE20.